Tender Is The Night: Arlo Parks
In three short years, Arlo Parks’ life has changed beyond recognition. Yet, between global acclaim and a move to LA, on second LP ‘My Soft Machine’ she’s learning the importance of the small things.
Returning with their first album in nearly a decade, "Cool It Down' is here to remind the world that no one does it quite like Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
On her fifth album, pop's ray of sunshine Carly Rae Jepsen found herself dappled by shadows. Out of the introspection came "The Loneliest Time': a record that finds power in curiosity and self-belief.
Idiosyncratic New York band BODEGA's second album, "Broken Equipment', offsets a healthy scepticism of technology with a distinctly human edge.
With fourth album "CRAWLER' making sonic and lyrical leaps forward, we join IDLES in New York to watch its visceral message unfurl firsthand:
A slower pace and more than a little self-reflection paved the way for ‘Things Take Time, Take Time’: a third album that finds Courtney Barnett shedding the cynicism and making room for joy.
Our new issue - which also features Years & Years, IDLES, Amber Mark & more - is out now!
What do you do when you’re heading into your 7th album and 2nd decade as a band? If you’re Parquet Courts, then you go out clubbing, take a load of psychedelics and carry on your sweet contrarian way.
London hardcore quintet Chubby and the Gang aren’t here to play pretty, but their no-nonsense onslaught is finding them more admirers by the day.
Stepping out from behind the production desk and back behind the mic for the newest Bleachers album, we meet the most in-demand man in pop to find out how it all went so right.
Also featuring Chvrches, Graham Coxon, Foals, Indigo de Souza and loads more!
Our latest print edition - which is out this Friday - also features Chvrches, Graham Coxon, Foals and Indigo de Souza.
With ‘Blue Weekend’, Wolf Alice are proving that the best bands don't always have to shout the loudest. Their finest work yet, DIY dives deep into the joy of getting comfortable with your own voice…
Our new issue also features John Grant, Lucy Dacus, Drug Store Romeos, and even Sugababes!
Finding beauty in the banal, and documenting life through a curious eye, Dry Cleaning’s debut finds the London band cementing their singular perspective - and upping the sonic ante along the way.
Singer Asha Lorenz gives us the goss on '925''s follow-up and more.
Approved by legends like Iggy Pop and Michael Sheen, this Cardiff quartet are going with their gut, and revelling in a bit of good, old fashioned glam-rock fun.
For her new opus, ‘Whole New Mess’ finds Angel Olsen looking to the future but reaching back to the past, to an emotionally-purging set of recordings that would lead the singer to her rawest work yet.
This month's issue also features chats with Tkay Maidza, Bright Eyes, Haiku Hands, The Magic Gang and more.
Our 99th(!) issue also features chats with The Killers, Declan McKenna, Tkay Maidza, The Magic Gang and loads more.
Sorry have spent the last few years creating their own blueprint. With the release of debut ‘925’, they might be plugging into the machine, but they’re still charging it with the same wayward energy.
The breakthrough band of 2019 show no signs of relenting, and have already finished work on a “dreamier” second effort that tries to make sense of their whirlwind year.
From Brighton’s DIY underground scene, Dana Margolin and pals are finally peeking their heads above the parapet and aiming for something bigger.
With their new song 'John Lennon is My Jesus Christ' out today, we meet the Welsh glam rockers.
